The Marble Till Notice of Hill and Chandler
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
4
Local Notes From Community Church Notices
Our Correspondents report regular Saturday service at Barks chapel and Sunday events at Mars. Mr and Mrs Strong hosted visitors while Lenin and others were noted in town. A Thalstof sent a hog shipment to St Louis last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Harvey Patent
Barks Chapel
Sanday
Mes
Mom Strong
Mars
Snider
Wtval
Lise
Lenin
A. Thalstof
St. Louis
Unclear OCR Record of Local Visit and Fires
Fragmented text describes a Sunday visit by Neal Kirkpatrick and Charlee to a relative, with mentions of Pinkoew Powlerand and Wo OBL Ceyimesrid. It references a man named Jott Miller, a visit to Comyp Al Shtidiy Jott Time, and a dog bark at a Derber shop amid a fire event titled Fires Rasen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Kirkpatrick
Sanity
Charlee
Shiverdick
Comyp
Rasen
Creede Henlis and Rivpatrieck Visit Distant Kin
The report notes Creede Henlis and Joe Rivpatrieck near Patton traveling for visits. Ames Welker and Fred ericktown relatives hosted and joined by Linenda snd family last Saturday. A sequence of local names and small gatherings is described with limited readable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrety
Linenda
Dasepl Tivoon
Local Obituaries and Visits Noted in Brief
Chitenee Diarveod recovered from illness. Mrs Mary Cooper died at her brother Rafos Rea’s home February 22. Aunt Nora Rea, sister of Mrs Cooper, died February 27 aged about 71. This marks three deaths at Mr Rea’s since February 1. AL Darnell took a business trip to Fredericktown. Fowler of Burg visited his brother John Cooper last week. J W Fowler made a brief trip to Hahn post office. John Barrow visited D M Robins Sunday. Free Raxcen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitenee Diarveod
Mary Cooper
Thomas Cooper
Rafos Rea
Nora’ Rea
Cooper
Fowler of
Burg
John
J. W. Fowler
Hahn Postofice
Local Notes from the Community Chronicle
Mizza reports Rev W I Martin has returned home from Flat River DE. Conrad and family visited Sedgewickville last week. Mrs Amanda Hahn attended her granddaughter funeral in Motte. Pine Hill school closed last Friday. J C Evans bought a fine mare. John Canada and Charles Miller ate wood for Mrs Roxie Roberts last week. Rosetta Neece visited her bedbound mother C B Miller. A number from here expect to attend Circuit court at Marble Till next week. Mr and Mrs Leo Falton visited his father Friday night. Alert Wisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I
Martin
Flat River
Conrad
Sedgewickville
Amanda Hahn
Motte
J.C. Evans
John Canada
Charles Miller
Roxie Roberts
Rosetta Neece
C. B. Miller
Marble
Leo Falton
Alert Wisner
Old Trace Creek Spring Scenes Reported
Old Trace Creek area shows spring signs with plowing in progress and a family of J. M. Lawrence afflicted by illness. Mrs. F. W. Shell is reported sick as hills face fire threats from wildfires sweeping the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Trace Creek
J. M. Lawrence
F. W. Shell
Neighborly Moves and Village Notes
Neighbors keep busy with relocations and visits in the Tree Creek area. Loris and Mrs W F Cross with sons now reside on Tree Creek farm recently bought from W F Martin, who has moved to Jenad belt. Charles Widerwood visited Sesa fe days last week and Rev Vennt filled his regular duties at Moore Chapel. Reports say local pouches have all been killed this season. Mr and Mrs W P Underwood and Mr and Mrs AR Sizzle visited births on Crooked Creek Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loris
W. F. Cross and Sons
Tree Creek
Aving
W. F Martin
WF. Martin
Charles Widerwood
Vennt
Moore Chapel
Mes
W. P. Underwood
AR. Sitzes Vis
Ted
Crooked Creek Sindaw
Bourvan
Lulu Belchamber
Sadie Sittes
Nell Berry
Rosco Pearce
Edgar Allen
Charles Mitchell
Rev Propst
Hickory Grove
Hahnchapel
Minnie McCullough
Iain
Nhamin
Mesers
Chas, Sitses
Pred Mabuve
Martin Crites
Mollie Deck
Eldora Hopkins
Pern Nichols
Dr. Ayers
Collne
Local News Notes From The Farm Community
Neighbors visited over the weekend with several in the area buying sheep and hogs. Families, sickness, and farm activity fill the week as spring plans begin, with school terms closing and crops soon to be planted. The death of John McManus on the 5th is reported.
Telegraph line proposed between Oak Ridge and Patton BC
Wolf Creek residents discuss a new telephone line from Oak Ridge to Patton BC while noting local figures Propst and Mrs. Henry Rhyne. In emergencies a phone would be useful amid violent illness, fire or trespass. D Boe has sold property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Creek
Local notes from Linetwiger land and area gossip
Part of his Linetwiger land transfers to A Masters already in possession. Measles case reported in Sedgewickville. C A Wahs sells his farm to Dates Masters. Julius Crites visits from near Daisy. Farmers plan oats and spring work as hog prices rise and W Bollinger pursues hog pewes practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Masters
Jesse Crites
Sedgewickville
C. A. Wahs
Julius Crites
Near
Local Gossip and Visits Reported Across Lowndes Area
Residents and relatives are noted visiting kin in Hen Alley Cape Girardeau Millerville and Lewndes. Birth announced for Albert Gaines. families visit Waggoner and Kinder households. Liberty church services planned. Henry Abernathy was in the area on business recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Church
Henry Abernathy
Near Lowndes
Mayfield Notes On Health and Local Happenings
Mayfield health is good with a few measles cases. Charley Welker was in the mule market recently. Caroline Welker leases land from Ransom Garland. Jake Hanners and Andy Cook produced 1000 rails. Miss Texie Yount visits sister Mrs O L Spencer in Blodwett. Lee Mayfield plans a new house. Bollinger school under Linus Bridges. Columbus Seabaugh visited J J Mayfield Tuesday. Sugar camps busy. Ed Self of Cape Girardeau visited recently. J M Limbaugh visiting daughter in Fredericktown. Phone fever high, likely to cool soon. Dave Long moved to his brother’s place. Frank Cook works for G W Mayfield. Dave Masters has good phone service. Ben Cook of Kennett was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Welker
Caroline Welker
Ransom Garland
Jake Hanners
Andy Cook
Texie Yount
O. L. Spencer
Blodwett
Lee Mayfield
Bollinger School
Linus Bridges
Columbus Seabaugh
J J. Mayfield
Ed Self
Cape Girardown
J. M. Limbaugh
Fredericktown
Dave Long
Frank Cook
G. W. Mayfield
Dave Masters
Ben Cook
Kennett
Visit to His Old Home and Neighbors
Johnny Cook started to lates ville with a load of ties and hid breakdown. Coy N. Mayfield is teaching a satisfactory tern at the James felon house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Cook
Latesville
Coy N. Mayfield
James Felon
Say How We Got Our English
Fragmented community notes describe visits, moves, and events around local families. The text lists residents traveling through Frederick town, farm purchases, farming plans, sick lists, classroom changes, social events, and upcoming lectures. The period tone and place names suggest a small-town Missourian or Appalachian rural community.
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Near Patton
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Tee Mayfield
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Timily
Caras
John Barrow
D. M. Robins
Raxcen
Mizza
Pine Hill
I. Kugman
Lutesville, Mo
Jenad
Castor
Newton Beal
Airs
Heal
Goodson
Walter Dennan
Lester Whitcher
James Priddy
Pridy
Marion Priddy
Fred Ormoktown
Wall Bollinger
Moos
Mand Shethey
Mires
J. M. Kinder & Sons
Inng
Ots
Maytile Bollinger
Bessie Haynes
Arthie Cheek
Will Bollinger
Jonny Prriesp
Burk
Henry Haynes
Noah Bollinger
R. M. Shetley
Clarence Swan
Dolph Whitener
Dave Whitener
Tae
Millerchapel
Zach Rhodes
Elmie Bollinger
N. A. Bollinger
Arthur Cheek
Otto Pridy
Will Mayfield College
Home Folka
John McManus
Tom Thiele
Brother Paur
W. Bollinger
Peurechanan
FS. Gillilsod
McMinn
Hen Alley
Cape Girardesn
John Doggett
Millerville
Peter Kinder
Lowndes
Mon Kinder
Diddley McCullough
Ren
Willian Bate
AL OH
Dion
ALA
Kinder
Chan Feibhe
Gieorge Kern
Cal Waggoner
Albert Gaines
Neo
Will Wagoner
Alfred Waggoner
James Richardson
Frederick
Charley Vance
Charley Wiggins
Zalian
Frank Henry
Bachan
Huts Richards
Baichatan
Nell
Charley Corbin
T. Wiggine
Mr. Walker
Mrs Massey
Miss Diettve Wiggins
Corbin
Nelson Sipes
Amanda Ward
Burette Ward
Turkey
Proek
Robert Ward
Jod Wiggins
Frank Dewes
Gepcenbrier
WW. Ove. Co
W. A. Davaule
Nodrey Jamison
Mary Zimmerman
Arnold Zom- MermMey
Sede
Mary Chandler
Mastin
Lacy McCullough
Allenville
Helen Davault
Frances Clippard
Oak Ridge
Barette Robertson
Audrey Jamison
George Hahn
Charles King
Prana
B. H. Bollinger
Daniel Fish
Caanen
Bank OF
Zalma
Missouri
Chas, King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkart
C. H. Pape
Burglar Insurance
National Safe & Lock Co
Sargent & Greenleaf
C. M. Witmer
F. M. Wells
CHAS
M, Wells C.M. Witmer
Hobbs E
Robert Drum
Norglar Insurance
Masier
Yale
the Bank
Marble Hill
Marble Hill, Missouri
A. Sander
J. A. Taylor
HW. Snider
Cashier
WD Allen
Joseph W. Cadweil
K. Kinder Roen Drom
A. Bander
CM. Witmer
Henry Elfrank
P.arhedade
Vetssops
Sadeberg
Mrs. E. Kinder
Dr. McAnally
Marble Jr. Mo
Fice
Deog
C. A. Sander, M. D
Chaas
Horns
Notary Public
Bollinger County Bank
Luterville
R. W. VanAmburg
W. K. Chandler
Lutesville
E. E. Rigdon
P.D. Estes Logan Burford Livery
Manece Sitt and
Loresvinaesz
G. Burette Snider
Rant Manaie Hus
Marble Hills
the. Jackson Marble Works
Jons H. Sasper
Prop
C. L. Talley
The
St. Louis Star
E.G. Lewis
Daily Star
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